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# Remote Desktop Manager Linux life cycle policy

Remote Desktop Manager Linux supports a range of widely-used Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, RHEL, and Manjaro. These distributions have been thoroughly tested.

While Remote Desktop Manager Linux may also function on other distributions, they have not undergone official testing. Devolutions shall not be liable for any failure, inability to perform, or performance issues arising due to the use on unsupported or outdated distributions, and reservices the right, at its sole discretion, to determine the support end date for such distributions.

Please be aware that the availability of certain libraries or packages that are essential for Remote Desktop Manager Linux may vary across different Linux distributions. Below is a list of critical packages required for the proper functioning of Remote Desktop Manager Linux:

* glibc 2.29 or later
* libwebkit2gtk-4.0 or libwebkit2gtk-4.1
* ca-certificates
* libsecret-1-0
* gnome-keyring
* libvte-2.91


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